Mumford & Sons' career highlights so far
The journey to hiatus: From Laura Marling's sidekicks to Glasto headliners
- December 2007 - Marcus Mumford, Ben Lovett, Winston Marshall and Ted Dwane form the band in West London, using traditional folk instruments such as a banjo and a mandolin.
by Gaby Whitehill | Photos by WENN
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With Mumford & Sons announcing they are to go on a hiatus for an undetermined amount of time, we take a look at the indie folk quartet's highlights of their six-year career so far.
From starting out as Laura Marling's band, to becoming one of the UK's biggest exports, with one of the band's members even surviving a life-threatening illness, Marcus Mumford and co have had quite the ride already, and we're sure it's set to continue after their break.
So, as many anti-Mumfords rejoice and their dedicated mass following weep at the news of their 'indefinite hiatus', take a look at the highlights of Mumford & Sons unspeakably successful career so far.
